Okay, there's no secret around the deadline! Today's the last day to send me your submission for the Secret Author Story Contest. The theme is "Hidden". For readers, I hope you're ready! Authors, remember, don't share that you're in on the contest quite yet!!
One story will be posted each day by our "Secret Author" until all of them have been posted. Please like, comment, and review!
A topic will be started for readers to share their thoughts on who wrote each story.
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Most read stories in the Thriller/Suspense genres in since March 2024.
Top 0 Most Read Thriller/Suspense - Environmental Thriller
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Top 3 Most Read Thriller/Suspense - Espionage
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It appears that I'm back in the here and now. So welcome me back
You may not know it, but a huge thank you to Cia for her help last week. She works in secret and mysterious ways! Speaking of which, make sure you check out the Thursday blog! The deadline is fast approaching to get in your Secret Author entries. Get them to Cia as she seems to be the only one that can keep a secret around here . Probably for the best. So in case you are wondering when the stories will release, I think it wo
Things that happen in childhood can affect us throughout life, whether minor or profound, positive or negative. Sometimes these things can cause issues later in life, especially if they've been repressed. Or maybe they manifest as quirky habits. In my family, we don't say "cheeeeessseeee" when we have our pictures taken; we say "fuzzy pickle". Don't ask me how or why that started, but it's something we still do. I'm almost obsessive about being on time. My grandma insisted on being twenty
Did you catch the feature on Monday with this month's story, Christmas Confidential that brings readers Christmas in July? Christmas Confidential takes readers on a mission of holiday cheer for those who need it. Maybe you need it? Check out this excerpt from my favorite story.
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Well, it's July... and what's more fitting than a Christmas in July feature? I couldn't think of anything, so that's what you get! This month I'm bringing you a story that's really a series of stories written by Valkyrie (along with Aditus) that you should read now if you're craving a little holiday cheer.
Length: 14,024
Description: Gabe Murray is on a mission to deliver holiday cheer on behalf of a mysterious benefactor. We'd tell you who it is, but that's confidential.
Randy loves movies, either fantasy or science fiction, where the most inexplicable things happen. What kind of strange things? A monster bursting from a person's belly, a series of rooms that change the situation of various characters, or even a door that opens into another world. In these stories, such things are not weird. They are the stuff of imagination so, let's imagine if...
#235 - Your narrator is driving in a 2012 minivan when a time-travelling wizard appears in the seat
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